Known as Ocimum basilicum, basil can be found growing indoors and outdoors for use in a wide variety of dishes. Because this fragrant garden favorite is so easy to grow in the right conditions, you’ll be grateful for the time you spend growing basil. Enjoy the flavor and aroma of fresh, homegrown organic basil. Transplanting basil seedlings is so easy and with good care you will enjoy harvesting basil leaves all summer long.
Transplanting Basil Seedlings
When your basil seedlings have developed their second set of true leaves, it’s time to transplant them. Transplant only the biggest to ensure a healthy basil plant. Always plant one to each container because that way it will grow faster and it doesn't have to compete with its neighbors to get bigger!
Basil Seedlings Care
. Keep the containers out of direct sunlight for a few days to let the transplants recover from the move shock.
. Don't over water your basil seedlings, and always be sure to provide them good air circulation, so the tops of your basil seedlings stay dry and standing moisture is kept to a minimum.
Hardening Off Basil Seedlings
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Because this fragrant garden favorite is so easy to grow in the right conditions, you’ll be grateful for the time you spend growing basil, and enjoy the flavor and aroma of fresh, homegrown organic basil!
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